SOCI 433

Immigration in Contemporary America.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Why do people leave their homes for unfamiliar places? This course examines migration as a defining force shaping modern America. Through documentary films, news analysis, scholarly writings and family migration stories, students explore the economic and political realities and experiences behind immigration statistics. We'll investigate refugee, border policies, and how communities adapt to newcomers. Students will develop skills in interviewing, policy and media analysis, and understanding how personal stories connect to broader social patterns.

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